Defense & Military

Weber Says He’s Likely to Stay in Administration After Leaving DoD NCB Position

By Photo of Todd Jacobson

Todd Jacobson
NS&D Monitor
9/19/2014
Andrew Weber, who is stepping down as the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical, and Biological Defense Programs, is likely to continue to stay in the Obama Administration, he told NS&D Monitor this…

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Officials Push for New Air Force Modernization Fund, Make the Case for Strategic Funding

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Sandia Labs Chief Says B61 OK Under a CR—For Now

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NNSA Advisory Panel Wrapping Up Work, but Report’s Release Before or After Election Unclear

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LANL Director Emphasizes Advantages of Keeping Cleanup Work in Contract

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U.S. Officials to Continue Push for CTBT Ratification

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Senate Confirms New DOE Deputy Secretary

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Y-12 Moving Forward With Alternative Strategy for UPF

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Air Force to Provide $500 Million Toward Global Strike Command Force Improvement Program

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Robert Scher Nominated as Asst. Sec. of Defense for Strategy, Plans and Capabilities

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Senate Absent From Strategic Forces ‘Pre-Conference’ NDAA Talks

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CH2M Hill Announces ‘Restructuring’ Plan, Including Workforce Reductions

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DOE Office of Science Moving to More Autonomy for Labs, Official Says

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Sens. Durbin, Risch Establish National Laboratory Caucus

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At Oak Ridge

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At Los Alamos

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At Livermore

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Wrap Up: In the Industry, On the International Front

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